EPISODE · Apr 20, 2015 · 40 MIN

The Midweek Exception: MiniPodcast #1

from Midweek Exception Podcast – Free Cheese & Hot Sauce: The Chicago Bulls Podcast · host Jonathan Slusar

We’re talkin’ playoffs (so far!) In a special first ever “minipod”, we dive into the first game of each of the first round matches and look at who looks good, who looks bad, and what they need to fix their game-plan. Also the Hawk and Nets series is…well, a thing that you should question watching […] The post The Midweek Exception: MiniPodcast #1 appeared first on Free Cheese & Hot Sauce: The Chicago Bulls Podcast.

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We're talkin' playoffs (so far!) In a special first ever "minipod", we dive into the first game of each of the first round matches and look at who looks good, who looks bad, and what they need to fix their game-plan. Also the Hawk and Nets series is...well, a thing that you should question watching (sorry Hawks fans). Also we confirm Drake to be a member of the Illuminati.

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